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2021 Wedding Trends you need to know about

Wedding trends come and go and a lot of things that were big in the 2010s are not in fashion anymore. With couples trying to rework their plans over COVID safety concerns and changing style trends, weddings may start looking a little different in the new year. Wedding planners and industry experts predict which ones are on the way out and what to expect in nuptials in 2021.

Trends that are disappearing:

  • Buffet catering- Self-serve buffets are dropping in popularity and safety concerns are a big reason for that.
  • Elaborate, over-the-top events- Fewer couples are willing to drain their bank accounts to put on lavish, picture-perfect weddings.
  • Registering for traditional gifts- Many modern couples already live together, so their kitchens are already stocked, plus they don’t have a use for expensive crystal and china.
  • Receiving lines- Having the wedding party line up to greet guests has already been on the decline, but COVID may finally make it a thing of the past.
  • Unassigned seating- Couples are realizing that their guests want to be certain they’ll get to sit with their family and friends, so assigned seating is becoming more popular.

And the trends we’ll be seeing more of include:

  • More couples eloping- This is expected to be one of the biggest wedding trends of 2021 so couples can avoid having to postpone or cancel events due to COVID.
  • Livestreaming will continue to be big- It’s a way to share the day with faraway loved ones and more couples are expected to be adding it to their events.
  • DIY decor- It gives brides and grooms a way to get their desired aesthetics and save money, too.
  • Yellow gold- Platinum and white gold have been the standard for a while, but yellow gold is coming back into fashion again.
  • Bachelor and bachelorette parties at rental homes- It’s a good way to avoid crowded bars and clubs and the trend is set to take off in 2021.

Source:Insider


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